Rent-stabilized studio apartments for rent near M Train in West Village, Manhattan

It means the apartment is in a regulated category that can limit certain rent increases and provide renewal protections. It does not mean lower move-in costs or fewer fees by default, so review the lease and expenses carefully.

There are 20+ apartments for rent on this page, and the median rent is $4,389. With a studio filter, that gives you a quick sense of current pricing before you compare buildings and terms.

With studio apartments, the unit count, median rent, and bedroom count matter together because a single room has to cover sleeping, living, and storage. That can make layout and square footage just as important as the monthly rent.

No. Openigloo's rent-stabilized filter is not an official affordable-housing program. It points to regulated apartments with different rent and renewal rules, but it is not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, Section 8, or housing-lottery housing.

This page uses rent-stabilized status from the source data, not an affordability percentile. Openigloo surfaces apartments that match the filter and scope, then renters should confirm the unit's legal status, lease terms, and any rider or addendum before applying.

Ask about broker fees, security deposit, utility setup, lease length, and any building rules. Even when a unit is rent-stabilized, fees and move-in costs can still affect the total monthly burden.

Check building reviews, landlord history, commute time to the M Train, and whether the studio's layout fits your routine. The full monthly cost can include fees, utilities, and deposits, not just asking rent.